"Not, it's still 2 CPUs and Poser will run on one of them. And as the 2 cores will operate at lower frequency than the single core CPUs then, so the system with one core will still deliver faster Poser renders."

Damm, there goes another solution. Some of the things I read lead me to believe that it was the case. Oh well, back to hasseling CL to make their product work on existing hardware

It is a terrible pity that CL did not upgrade P6 to multi-processor. To be taken seriously in the pro 3D world requires this kind of power, not to mention that Poser itself would benefit from this. I had this argument with Kupa a long time ago. CL did not listen then, and have not since.

Message edited on: 04/14/2005 14:27